Calculates the Basel III Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR), which measures a bank’s ability to withstand a 30-day liquidity stress scenario. Formula: LCR = HQLA / Net Cash Outflows. High-Quality Liquid Assets (HQLA) are weighted by level: Level 1 at 100% (cash, central bank reserves, sovereigns), Level 2A at 85% (high-quality corporate bonds), Level 2B at 50% (lower-rated corporate bonds, equities). Outflows are haircut by stability (retail deposits 5-10%, wholesale 25%, etc.). Minimum regulatory requirement is 100%. Use this for monthly liquidity reporting, funding strategy, and regulatory compliance.
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Level 1 HQLA: cash, central bank reserves, high-quality sovereign bonds (100% weight)
150000000
Level 2A HQLA: high-quality corporate bonds, covered bonds (85% weight)
30000000
Level 2B HQLA: lower-rated corporate bonds, equities (50% weight, capped at 15% of total HQLA)
10000000
Stable retail deposits (insured, transactional) - 5% runoff assumption
500000000
Less stable retail deposits (non-transactional, high-value) - 10% runoff assumption
200000000
Unsecured wholesale funding (operational deposits, non-financial corporates) - 25% runoff
100000000
Secured funding maturing within 30 days - 15% runoff assumption
50000000
Other contractual outflows (derivatives, commitments, debt maturities)
20000000
Expected cash inflows within 30 days (capped at 75% of outflows)
30000000